Crowds Line Up for Statue of Liberty Dedication Parade
Vast throngs gather in New York as dignitaries and civil and military groups march toward Fifth Avenue. The day features a display of aging uniforms and restored carriages, with flags and bunting adorning Murray Hill and the Windsor Hotel as the procession winds toward the ceremony.
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New York
Upper Fifth Avenue
Murray Hill
Windsor Hotel
Assam
George Washington
Elaborate Decorations Brighten City Parade Route
The mass of red, white and blue banners and arches dominates fronts of post office and city buildings. A grand triumphal arch of Liberty decorates the paper’s proprietor’s structure, with inscriptions praising Franco American unity. Uptown hotels and Fifth Avenue residences show heavy decoration, while handkerchiefs from women add color along the parade route.
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France
United States
Deux Republiques
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Albemarle
Bartholdi
I Fth
Avenua
Mmake
Lower Broadway
Grand President Cleveland Reviews Fifth Avenue Parade
A large reviewing stand near bail oitman House on Fifth Avenue fills with guests before 4 PM. French dignitaries head a prominent column, joined by Generals Sheridan and Stone, Gov. Hill, and various officials as a grand procession moves from Fifty-ninth Street toward the reviewing line with diverse military divisions and bands.
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Fifth Avenue
Larcely
M. Hartholdt
Count de Lesseps
Jaures
Pelissier
de Pusy
MM Bigot
d'Eloussadat
Villezert
General Sheridan
Governor Hill
Jones
Judes Brown
Benedict
Supreme Court
Rufus Ingalls
Old Guard
Cleveland
Thirteenth Regiment
Wal
Bayard
Olf
Bayard, Whitney and Lamar
Vilas
Col. Lamont
Schofield
Luce
Signal Corp
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Aven
General Stone
Robert Boyd
United States Navy
United States Brigade
Wallace F. Rendolph
Fifth United States Artillery
National Guard
New Jersey
Achusetts
Clark
Lrench
Wadsworth Fire
United States
Hugh J. Grant
Philadelphia
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
O. A. Wells
Berond Brigade
N.G
N.Y
Grand Army of the Republic
C. Lutjenshal
Ceremony Unveiling Liberty Statue in Fogbound New York
The article recounts the Bedloe Island ceremony for the Statue of Liberty unveiling. President Cleveland reviews parades amid heavy fog and rain, with French officials and U S dignitaries attending. The procession, naval honors, and speeches by Count de Lesseps and M Bartholdi highlight Franco American friendship and liberty enlightened the world.
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United States Revenue
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United
Tennessee
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Saratoga
Yantic
Alliance
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Cleveland
Desrnton
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Great ‘Sound
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Bedtoe’s Island
Bedloe’s Island
Richard 8. Storrs
Ferdinand de Lesseps
William M Evarts
Bartholdi
France
United States
Barthollis
America
Republic of France
A. Lefaivre
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Henry C. Potter
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New York
Washington
Bertloo
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Admial Jauresy
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Warner's Safe Cure praised as kidney liver remedy in interview
A reported interview with Mr Warner notes strong claims for Warner's Safe Cure as a universal cure for kidney and liver diseases and drug addiction. Doctors and authorities cited praise while sales rise and newspaper advertising falls, with emphasis on medical endorsements and public belief.
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